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EES Europe, Smart Energy Europe & Intersolar

EES Europe ist the largest international trade fair for batteries and energy storage systems in Europe. Over 450 energy storage companies will present energy storage systems in Munich.

For the 6th time the EES-Award is presented on the Exhibition. Come and visit us at the EES-Europe at booth B2.157. Jörg Scholz will be happy to answer all your questions.

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Putting Intelligent Heat Pump Control to the Test Real World Performance Evaluation

Given the increasing share of renewable energies in the electric energy system, flexibilities are key to match production and demand. Domestic heat pumps are expected and promoted to further increase as a key technology. Research is ongoing to utilize these heat pump systems and their thermal storage as flexibilities within the electrical energy system’s superordinate level.

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Gantner Instruments presents new Machine Learning and Fault detection routines at leading PV and Energy conference in Brussels, Belgium

Within the EU founded project “IPERMON” (“Innovative Performance Monitoring System for Improved Reliability and Optimized Levelized Cost of Electricity”) Gantner Instruments was developing different fault detection routines and failure classification methods for time series data sets.

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Introducing GI.bench – Enhanced DAQ Capabilities for Engineering Excellence

Engineers and technicians often have a lot of problems when they are dealing with complicated data acquisition setups. These setups can include large amounts of data, the use of different devices, and the need for information in real time. Addressing these challenges head-on, Gantner Instruments proudly announces the latest evolution of our industry-leading software, GI.bench.

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Long term Volcano Monitoring – A field study

Monitoring volcano activity is an important issue in the mitigation of natural hazards. Recently, most fatal issues occurred on volcanoes with low-energy and moderate activity, making them attractive touristic places (e.g., the 2014 Mount Ontake eruption in Japan). For these types of volcanoes, monitoring involves multiphysics measurements on dense networks. Distributed networks of sensors must be easily adapted to the volcano’s evolving state and the appearance of new active areas like fumaroles or high heat flux in the soil.

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